>> You kept in some from the TMNT names & places list!! I wasn't expecting anyone else to use that one. That's awesome! <<
1) I wanted to be prepared in case anyone threw me a TMNT prompt in tomorrow's fishbowl. I can use that as a freebie. While I'm not a devoted fan, I have seen the original cartoon, so I could manage. Feel free to drop by and ask for it.
2) Things like "The Lair" can be applied to other contexts. I have lots of supervillains with a lair. One character has a two-story toolbox in her garage lair.
3) I've been playing fanbingo for over 10 years. New prompts are candy.
>>There's a swedish dish called Flygande Jacob/Flying Jacob with chicken, cream, chili sauce, bananas, peanuts and bacon. It's... definitely a unique experience.<<
Huh. Sounds almost more African.
>> After that, banana and sausage pizza may even be a little underwhelming!:D <<
Depends on whose spices you use. The plantains at Sapelas are mild and starchy, with a sweet caramelized coating. I've had others that just about took the enamel off my teeth they were so hot.
>> I've never heard of Shakespeare's Pizza before, but it sure does look good.<<
If I remember right, we got turkey and cheddar. Nobody else thought that sounded good, and then they wound up eating out of our pizza. LOL
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1) I wanted to be prepared in case anyone threw me a TMNT prompt in tomorrow's fishbowl. I can use that as a freebie. While I'm not a devoted fan, I have seen the original cartoon, so I could manage. Feel free to drop by and ask for it.
2) Things like "The Lair" can be applied to other contexts. I have lots of supervillains with a lair. One character has a two-story toolbox in her garage lair.
3) I've been playing fanbingo for over 10 years. New prompts are candy.
>>There's a swedish dish called Flygande Jacob/Flying Jacob with chicken, cream, chili sauce, bananas, peanuts and bacon. It's... definitely a unique experience.<<
Huh. Sounds almost more African.
>> After that, banana and sausage pizza may even be a little underwhelming!:D <<
Depends on whose spices you use. The plantains at Sapelas are mild and starchy, with a sweet caramelized coating. I've had others that just about took the enamel off my teeth they were so hot.
>> I've never heard of Shakespeare's Pizza before, but it sure does look good.<<
If I remember right, we got turkey and cheddar. Nobody else thought that sounded good, and then they wound up eating out of our pizza. LOL